Long nails in newborns can lead to self-harm, so parents should trim them promptly after birth, but they must pay attention to the method. If physiological jaundice occurs, it should be observed and may resolve on its own, but if pathological jaundice is suspected, immediate medical attention should be sought to avoid using unproven remedies or medications.
Learn how to deal with the issues of newborns’ unstable sleep, intense crying during sleep, facial reddening, and limb extension, as well as the related care measures for vitamin D deficiency and jaundice.
On the 18th day after birth, the baby’s jaundice levels have dropped, but it is unclear whether it is physiological or pathological. The baby also has abdominal bloating, and the parent wonders whether they can stop breastfeeding and switch to formula milk. It is recommended to have a detailed check-up at the hospital, pay attention to the baby’s warmth, perform abdominal massage, and choose a hydrolyzed protein formula if switching to formula.
The baby’s alanine aminotransferase level is abnormal at 3 months old, how should it be handled?
How to deal with breast milk jaundice, and can the Yin Zhi Huang oral liquid be used?
The baby is 45 days old and the skin test shows an abnormal jaundice index of forehead 14, abdomen 12, and thigh 11. Today, at 47 days, the index is forehead 13, abdomen 14, and thigh 11. The doctor prescribed Lactobacillus Sporogenes Live Bacterial Granules to be taken with warm water or in milk since yesterday. The doctor suggested discontinuing breastfeeding for 3 days. However, on the first day, the baby was fed formula during the day and breastmilk at night; on the third day, a few sips of breastmilk were consumed, and since then, only formula has been fed. Concerning assistance: Is this index high? Can the baby receive the vaccine now? Should breastfeeding be strictly discontinued? Does it have to be a complete discontinuation for three full days? I asked the doctor today, and they said the index is normal and it’s fine to breastfeed and get vaccinated. However, I’m still worried about the abdominal index decreasing.
Parents inquire if a preterm baby’s jaundice index of 15.8 is too high, and the doctor answers that the index has decreased, it can be considered for discharge, and provides care suggestions.
At 16 days old, the newborn’s jaundice index was 16 upon discharge from the hospital after a normal delivery. After medication and sunlight exposure treatment, it dropped to 9. Do they need to continue taking medication?
Addressing the issue of a 45-day-old baby’s average jaundice level being 11 and whether medication is necessary.
According to the description, the baby may have pathological jaundice and is advised to take Astragalus Membranaceus granules and investigate the cause.
